Repubrew's "Hearts UP! IPA" Tapped at Beer Maison, Fujisawa Beer Shokudo
Beer Maison, Fujisawa Beer Shokudo, has tapped Repubrew's "Hearts UP! IPA." This is a beer characterized by a pale pink appearance and aromas reminiscent of citrus, peach, and mango. ABV is 6.0%, and it is served in two sizes: US Pint and Small.
Hop BroI heard Hearts UP! IPA was tapped at Beer Maison in Fujisawa, and I'm pretty interested.
MugiWait! IPAs are supposed to be aggressively bitter, so what do you mean by pale pink?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part. It's a light pink hue from hibiscus, so you can tell right away it's not your average IPA.
MugiSeriously! It's cute like a flower, but still an IPA - that's a strong contrast!
Hop BroThe aroma isn't just citrus; it also leans into stone fruit with peach and mango notes. It's vibrant, but designed so you don't get tired of drinking it.
MugiWait, stone fruit means the flavor of stones? That's such a mysterious term!
Hop BroNot stones - fruits like peaches and apricots. In other words, it means juicy fruit character.
MugiI get it! And it's a collaboration celebrating PLAZA's 60th anniversary, right? It makes me want to drink it because it feels like a special glass!
Hop BroThe specs are good too. At 6.0% ABV, with two sizes, US Pint and Small, you can choose between a full experience or a lighter try.
MugiIf Beer Maison is near Fujisawa Station, it's easy to stop by, and today I want to start with this as my first drink!
At the beer pub Fujisawa Beer Shokudo Beer Maison in Kugenuma-Ishigami, Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Repubrew's "Hearts UP! IPA" has been tapped (announced in a store post on March 22).
This time on tap is a collaboration beer celebrating PLAZA's 60th anniversary. In the post, its aroma and flavor are described as having not only a citrus character, but also a stone-fruit character reminiscent of peaches and mangoes. While it leans toward a bright, juicy profile, it is also said to be designed so you do not get tired of drinking it, making it an IPA you will want to take your time with from the very first glass.
The biggest visual point is its light pink color, derived from hibiscus. Combined with the hop-forward impression typical of an IPA and a sense of visual lightness, it is the kind of beer that lifts your mood the moment the glass arrives. Its appeal is that you can choose it when you want a different vibe from the usual golden IPA.
The serving specs are as follows.
- ABV: 6.0%
- US Pint (473 ml): 1,480 yen
- Small (296 ml): 980 yen
Beer Maison is an easy stop when you want to seriously enjoy craft beer in Fujisawa. With its convenient location on the 2nd floor of Marumi Building in the station area, it works just as well for a drink after work as it does for a weekend beer crawl. If you are looking for an IPA with a twist in its color, aroma, and drinkability, this is a tapping announcement worth checking out.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI heard Hearts UP! IPA was tapped at Beer Maison in Fujisawa, and I'm pretty interested.
MugiWait! IPAs are supposed to be aggressively bitter, so what do you mean by pale pink?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part. It's a light pink hue from hibiscus, so you can tell right away it's not your average IPA.
MugiSeriously! It's cute like a flower, but still an IPA - that's a strong contrast!
Hop BroThe aroma isn't just citrus; it also leans into stone fruit with peach and mango notes. It's vibrant, but designed so you don't get tired of drinking it.
MugiWait, stone fruit means the flavor of stones? That's such a mysterious term!
Hop BroNot stones - fruits like peaches and apricots. In other words, it means juicy fruit character.
MugiI get it! And it's a collaboration celebrating PLAZA's 60th anniversary, right? It makes me want to drink it because it feels like a special glass!
Hop BroThe specs are good too. At 6.0% ABV, with two sizes, US Pint and Small, you can choose between a full experience or a lighter try.
MugiIf Beer Maison is near Fujisawa Station, it's easy to stop by, and today I want to start with this as my first drink!
